The mayor of Hamilton is the head of the municipal government of Hamilton , New Zealand, and presides over the Hamilton City Council .
The incumbent is Paula Southgate , who was first elected in the 2019 local government elections .
History
Hamilton had East and West Town Boards[ 1] until it was constituted under the Municipal Corporations Act 1876 on 24 December 1877 as a Borough Council, with a mayor.[ 2] Mayoral elections were originally held annually but have been triennial since 1935. Elections were initially held in December, in April or May from 1901–1947, and have most recently taken place in October.
In 1989, Evans was the first woman to be elected Mayor of Hamilton. Following her retirement in 1998, all subsequent incumbents were defeated at their next election until Julie Hardaker 's 2013 re-election.
List
Name
Portrait
Term of office
Reason for leaving office
1
Isaac Richardson Vialou
February 1878
December 1878
Did not contest the following election
2
John Blair Whyte
December 1878
December 1879
Did not contest the following election
3
Thomas Dawson
December 1879
March 1880
Resigned
4
Bernard Charles Beale
March 1880
December 1880
Did not contest the following election
5
John Knox
December 1880
December 1883
Did not contest the following election
6
Robert Peat
December 1883
December 1884
Defeated
7
William Australia Graham
December 1884
May 1887
Resigned
8
Charles Barton
June 1887
January 1888
Resigned
9
Isaac Coates
January 1888
October 1889
Resigned
10
William Jones
October 1889
December 1889
Did not contest the following election
(9)
Isaac Coates
December 1889
December 1892
Did not contest the following election
11
John Parr
December 1892
December 1893
Did not contest the following election
12
William Dey
December 1893
December 1899
Did not contest the following election
13
George Edgecumbe
December 1899
May 1901
Did not contest the following election
14
Robert William Dyer
May 1901
May 1903
Did not contest the following election
(8)
Charles Barton
May 1903
October 1903
Resigned
(12)
William Dey
October 1903
May 1905
Did not contest the following election
15
James Shiner Bond
May 1905
May 1909
Did not contest the following election
16
Alexander Young
May 1909
May 1912
Did not contest the following election (was elected as MP for Waikato, 1911)
17
Arthur Edwards Manning
May 1912
November 1915
Resigned
18
John Edwin Hammond
December 1915
June 1916
Died in office
19
John Robert Fow
June 1916
May 1917
Did not contest the following election
20
John William Ellis
May 1917
August 1918
Died in office
(19)
John Robert Fow
August 1918
May 1919
Did not contest the following election
21
Percy Harold Watts
May 1919
April 1920
Resigned
(19)
John Robert Fow
May 1920
May 1931
Defeated
22
Francis Dewsbury Pinfold
May 1931
May 1933
Defeated
(19)
John Robert Fow
May 1933
May 1938
Did not contest the following election
23
Harold David Caro
May 1938
November 1953
Defeated
24
Roderick Braithwaite
November 1953
December 1959
Did not contest the following election
25
Denis Rogers
December 1959
October 1968
Defeated
26
Mike Minogue
October 1968
May 1976
Resigned
27
Bruce Beetham
May 1976
October 1977
Did not contest the following election
28
Ross Jansen
October 1977
November 1989
Defeated
29
Margaret Evans
November 1989
November 1998
Retired
30
Russ Rimmington
November 1998
November 2001
Defeated
31
David Braithwaite
November 2001
November 2004
Defeated
32
Michael Redman
November 2004
May 2007
Resigned to take up position as CEO of Hamilton City Council
33
Bob Simcock
23 May 2007
31 October 2010
Named interim Mayor until local government elections in October, then elected. Defeated in 2010 Elections.
34
Julie Hardaker
1 November 2010
October 2016
Did not contest the following election for re-election
35
Andrew King
October 2016
October 2019
Defeated
36
Paula Southgate
24 October 2019
Incumbent
References
Sources
Gibbons, P.J. (1977), Astride the River . Published for the Hamilton City Council by Whitcoulls Limited, pp317–318 and Hamilton City Council Annual Plans.
Hamilton City Council Annual Statement of Accounts and Waikato Times index at Hamilton City Libraries.
Cities Districts / regions
Offshore Historic